Fiction

Homeroom Headhunters: The Tribe, the first book in a trilogy of children’s novels by Clay McCloud Chapman, addresses the typical middle school student’s personal struggle to fit in at scho

Many women have issues with their weight and can relate to Holly Brennan’s situation.

“With grace and dignity Sweet Salt Air reveals the fragility of human nature while intimating at the healing powers of forgiveness.”

“. . . simple yet moving, faith-driven story . . .”

“. . . a genuine pleasure to read.”

“Was everyone’s life one thing to society and, at its heart, something else entirely?”

“. . . clever, tongue-in-cheek entertainment with a couple of unexpected twists . . .”

“Anything But Sweet draws the reader into the fantasy of a small town where people view each other’s quirks and foibles with affection, . . .”

“Ms. Durst weaves such a convincing spell that we might as well be trapped . . . or lost in Eve’s gray swirl of forgetfulness with her.”

“If You Were Here is a tense, psychological thriller full of Hitchcockian intrigue, twists, and suspense.”

If you are ever in Pittsburgh and run across psychologist and trauma expert Daniel Rinaldi, run in the opposite direction. He attracts mayhem like pollen attracts bees.

“Reading Space Games is kind of like watching a cage fight. . . . what a rush!”